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Share of glass packaging production 2000 74% beverage bottles packaging glass for pharmaceuticals 5% 2% 2% (Source: Fachvereinigung Behälterglasindustrie e.V., Düsseldorf) The glass packaging industry in Europe 17% packaging glass for cosmetics glass jars packaging glass for food Country Production 2000 1000 tons Share in % Germany 4,256 24.2 France 3,826 21.7 Italy 3,246 18.4 Spain 1,967 11.1 Great Britain 1,720 9.7 Belgium, Netherlands, Ireland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland 1,367 7.7 Portugal 868 4.9 Austria 310 1.8 Greece 88 0.5 EU total 17,648 100 (Source: FEVE)
5.8 METAL According to the VMV (Verband Metallverpackungen), a turnover of about 4.09 billion € was achieved in 2000, with over 15,000 employees. The VMV is the German association of manufacturers of steel barrels, tin plate packaging for chemical-technical products, aerosol cans, food and luxury product cans, and beverage cans as well as glass jar- and bottle-closures. The VMV supports its members in all important German and European issues and acts as their representative on matters of joint concern. Around 50 companies belong to the VMV, with a total of about 10,000 employees and a turnover of more than 1.53 billion € in 2000. In 1999 the turnover of the metal packaging industry was 0.6% below the result of the previous year. No changes in the economic environment were registered in 2000. Cost pressure has noticeably increased, especially due to the enormous cost increases for materials and energy. While the manufacturers of steel barrels benefited from the increasing exports of the German chemicals sector in 2000, the manufacturers of tinplate packaging for lacquers, protective coatings for the construction industry, and glues registered no cyclical changes. Here the turnover was 0.8% below the previous year’s result. The main reason is still the slowdown in the building construction market. Aerosol cans showed no increase in sales for the first time in many years. The sale of food cans in the first half-year remained at about the same level as the previous year. Beverage cans continued to show a positive demand trend, with +11.2%. Developments in vacuum glass and bottle closures remained roughly at about the same level as in 1999. The production and transport of metallic packages and closures have become significantly more expensive, especially due to increases in oil prices. Oil price increases together with the imposition of environmental taxes have imposed a cumulative cost pressure on large parts of the industry. Significant increases in costs have occurred above all for paints and lacquers, printing inks, transparencies, cartons, and especially for freight. There have also been further substantial price increases for various inputs such as steel and aluminum sheets, plastics, and gas. According to participants in the metal packaging sector, these costs have been met by drawing on funds set aside for reorganization. The recycling rate for tin in Germany in 2000 was around 78%. With a total tin consumption of around 707,600 tons, this corresponds to a recycling quantity of 549,000 tons. 5.8.1 Facts and figures Key figures for the German Metal Packaging Industry 2000 Companies number 50 Employees number 10,000 Turnover billion € 1.53 (Source: VMV [data refers to members of the VMV only])
Page 1 and 2: Germany Packaging Machinery Market
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE SUMM
Page 5 and 6: 8.1.4 Milk and dairy products .....
Page 7 and 8: Internal communication plays an imp
Page 9 and 10: In 1999, 57.9% of all beer sold in
Page 11 and 12: 3. INTRODUCTION This report identif
Page 13 and 14: Machinery exports by the EU to acce
Page 15 and 16: Imports of packaging machinery into
Page 17 and 18: department or the production depart
Page 19 and 20: Munich drinktec-interbrau - World F
Page 21 and 22: Packaging Machinery 1) Beverage Mac
Page 23 and 24: Finland 1,089 5,656 726 7,471 Austr
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Page 27 and 28: 5. PACKAGING SUPPLIES 5.1 PACKAGING
Page 29 and 30: 5.2.1 Facts and figures Development
Page 31 and 32: A survey commissioned by the AGVU (
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Page 39: fully recycled and is infinitely re
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a) in the case of an outer package
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67/548/EEC, when the concentration
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For liquid preparations which show
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8. FOOD & BEVERAGE INDUSTRY At the
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Manufacturers who steadily develop
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Key figures for the German food and
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Top 10 of the German food retailing
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Industrievereinigung für Lebensmit
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8.5 COMPANY PROFILES 8.5.1 Nestlé
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8.5.1.5 Preferred Brands and Existi
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8.5.2 Company S Industry: Food & be
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8.5.2.5 Future Packaging Machinery
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8.5.3 Lutz Fleischwaren AG Industry
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innovations. However, they are cons
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8.5.4.3 Installed Packaging Machine
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8.5.5 Company X Industry: Food Subs
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The current distributor has so far
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The company is trying to have only
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8.5.7 Company R Industry: Food Subi
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8.5.7.9 Trade Show Attendance / Tra
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8.5.8.2 Main Products Produced and
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“I wouldn’t deny that price is
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8.5.9 Company P Industry: Food Subs
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8.5.10 Company Q Industry: Food Sub
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8.5.11 Company W Industry: Food Sub
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8.5.11.10 Trends in Packaging Altho
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8.5.12.3 Installed Packaging Machin
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8.5.13 Company V Industry: Food Sub
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8.5.13.9 Trade Show Attendance / Tr
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8.5.14.6 Purchasing Policies and Fi
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8.5.15.4 Recent Purchases of Packag
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9. BEVERAGES 9.1 THE MARKET The Ger
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The trend toward PET in the NAB fie
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Top mineral water brands in Germany
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manufactured in Germany under licen
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Market shares by form of packaging
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Fresh milk packaging (share in %) 1
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Beer and carbonated drinks, returna
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9.4 COMPANY PROFILES 9.4.1 Binding-
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“Regarding the choice of a machin
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9.4.2 Company J Industry: Beverages
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9.4.3 Company K Industry: Beverages
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9.4.3.8 Preferred Brands and Existi
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9.4.4.3 Installed Packaging Machine
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10. CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 10.1 THE MARK
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Market structure by number of emplo
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Sectoral breakdown of sales in Germ
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11. PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY A speci
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11.3 FACTS AND FIGURES Pharmaceutic
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BAH Bundesverband der Arzneimittelh
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11.5.2 Company T Industry: Pharmace
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12. PERSONAL CARE, SOAPS, DETERGENT
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12.3 FACTS AND FIGURES Personal Car
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Hygiene products 2000 2001 2000/200
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12.5.2 Company L Industry: Personal
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12.5.3 Company D Industry: Chemical
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Flexibility is an important point,
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12.5.4.5 Purchasing Policies and Fi
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13. PAINT INDUSTRY 13.1 THE MARKET
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German Production of lacquers and p
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14. PET FOOD INDUSTRY 14.1 THE MARK
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15. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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